Hello, lovely friends! By the time you read this, I will be away again for a few days, bound for what I believe to be one of the most scenic places in the world. We are due summery, warm, sunny weather, which we’ve had a lack of the past few weeks. But I have much to share when I return and thought I’d leave you with a few sneak peeks.
Above is one of many from a new image series underway which I’m actually quite excited about. You’ll hear and see the details soon, as well as…
… an epic story told in stone.
… scenes from around my home, including an overabundance of props
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… and the histories of some precious things
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Thank you all for your comments on the last post. I sooo appreciate hearing your experiences with the sweet Gaura and hope that I can have more success with it next year.
And I’m happy you enjoyed the bouquets of roses and blackberries. I must tell you it is not my original idea – I’ve seen the combination a few times throughout the years, including the July 1996 cover of Victoria which paired roses and raspberries, I believe. So simple and charming. And one of the most rewarding things for me is reading the delightful childhood memories you so kindly share – I love each and every one and the images they evoke, as I’m sure do the other visitors, so please do continue.
See you soon. Have a beautiful weekend and you’ll hear from me in a few days.
xo – g
Looking forward to your new series of photos. Love the old ones.
Especially love the first one — reminds me of a Renoir painting. Enjoy your mini-trip!
Dearest g, the things around your home is soo beautiful i really adore those gorgeous shabby chic roses plates. Have a wonderful relaxing getaway!! Love to you sweet friend!
Oh wow secrets, I can hardly wait to hear the rest. Hope you have a wonderful trip and take care.
Oooo…I'm excited to see your new image series! You've definitely got my attention. :) I hope that you have a lovely weekend and the weather in this very scenic place sounds fabulous. I hope you'll share some pictures from your trip with us. xoxo, Kristi
Oh my, that first photo is breathtaking.
oh so much beauty again!! I love that the stone wall with the wall pocket of flowers……….so gorgeous!
Looking forward to your new series with much anticipation… and omigosh, those berries and roses from the last post are beyond beautiful!!!
Have a wonderful weekend, dear G!
xoxo,
Mary
IN LOVE … IN LOVE with the post I missed too…
your photography is beauty full.
hugs and joy dear Georgiana,
maria cecilia
Have a good days!
Monica
hi sweetie! i LOVE that vintage effect you put on the first photo, it is truly beautiful!! and those plates, oh my, they are SOO lovely! i need to get my hands on some pretty vintage ones like that!
I do also love,love,love that vintage effect you put on the first photo …is truly gorgeous!
In fact the all series of images are simply divine dear Georgianna!
hugs
lila
PS:Finally back and catching up with all my fav.
Anticipating!!! Hope you found the sun and warmth you were searching!
Debi
I love that shot of the china! So beautiful!
Hope you are enjoying yourself immensely!
Looking forward to your new photos where ever you shooting now!
The first picture gives me warmness in this cold and sad weather here. I love the old film effect it gives so much more feeling. Your china are so romantic.
Have a very nice trip and say hello to the sun for me:)
Henrietta
What gorgeous photos, especially the first image, and the one of the vintage china! Hope you have a fabulous trip and looking forward to seeing the new photos! Wini xo
I love the vintage effect on the first photo G -gives it a whole new dimension.
I believe I am beginning to understand the role of props; maybe I can tell a story for some of my articles. I'm excited by this concept.
Looking forward to what you're working on and new techniques.
Judith
Excellent photos, Dear G! I look forward to your coming sharings! Have a WONDERful time! Hugs!
Your blog is beautiful, and your photography, amazing!!
what beautiful props you have the little green bottle and those gorgeous floral plates. :)
Love the gorgeous colour you capture in your photos. Delish!